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~ ~~ ti g r t ,1 Frum t4c LONDON GAZETTE, March 17, 18 10. Admiralty.:Officc, March 17,, 1810. Copies of two letters from Captain 'Sir f °seta' Sydney Yorke' of his Majesty's ship Christian • the Seventh, addreSsed to the Hon. Rear Admiral Stopford, and transmitted by Lord Gambier to John Wilson Croker, Esq. - - -tr - • • His Majesty's ship' Christian the Seventh, Basque Roads, Jan. to, 18“ i,. SIR, I take leave to acquaint you that this morning a ; convoy, consisting of the- description of vessels named in the margin *, on their passage from Isle d'Aix de Rochrlle.was, by the spirited efforts of the boats of his Majesty's ships Christian Seventh and Armide, under the command' of Lieutenant senior.of this ship, drove within grape and musket range of the battery, (and with the :exception of the last one taken) completely burnt, the.wgegeb bing so fait as to ret.ler impossible , to-bring them - They were full laden with valuabl:.! cargoes of wines and brandies. (of the best quality), sdap, rosin, candles, pitch, oil,. pine, 'varnish, -.ln thktn .. terprize not a man was hurt.. 7 • -I haire the honour to be, Src,. - '(Signed) . . JOSEPH S. YORKE. The Hon. R. Stoplord. Rear-Admiral of the White,. &c. Sce. &c. His Majesty's ship Christian seventh, in 13astwe ktoads, lan 21, ISto. SIR, A. convoy .of about thirty sail making. its appear ance yesterday 'evening. by . the Matimasson-.Nlis, and the van of it . appealing' luclined to rUn the chance of getting into Rochelle, Pkrnade . the signal for the boats to chace. ac.Cti"- - toriied spiiit and gallantry, .ind .ledL by 'lieutenant -Gnion of this ship, they attatked the convoy, which run a ground Within a stone's-throw of the batteries, when five of them,- as3)ev margin t, were, under a heavy fire of grape and musketry„ burnt and one takeu ; the rest put bcl t t. - 7 " ‘ lt is needless for me topoint out particular a&s of Courage,in particular persons, as the charaders of i3ritit,h officers and seamen are too Well known and appreciated to require any praise . frotr me. In thi.3 affair one of the Arrride's seamen was wounded,' ano twe of the -nerny's killed: • - I have 'the honour to 5-, &c. (Signed). ( JOSEPH S:YORKE. ?lie Hon. R. Sto - pford, Rear, Admiral • of the White;. &c. Sec. &c. _ . * Brig of I g o tons, sloop Ij f 'co tons, schooner of os tons, chaise maree of 6o tons, ditto of 43 toes--hunit. chaSSO maree of 3o tons-4altea * Ch.. se maree of 6o tons, ',ditto of so tons, 2 ditto of3o too—burnt. Ditto of i 5 tons—ta)Len, fully laden with wines, brandies, soap, rosin, &c. Admiralty-Office, March Tl, I'B 1 p. Rear-Admiral Druty,. commanding his Majestri ships in the East Indies, has trans,ttitte to this Otlice a letter; received fromtlie. Hoa. Elliott, of the Modeste, giving anaccpinit of the cap ture, on. the. 4 501 July, ?.tst,-.of ` Tuy ncelaa: Dutch schooner,:;.rif eight guns. and 2' men, cut out of a bay in Ole Straittipf Slanda, from under the protec tion d.t batteries and five other armed vessels, by th,e lx*.s of the Modeste anSI Barraeouta,Anider the direetion of Lieutenant William Payne, of the for,' Ari:! also a letter from Captain Maunsta, of. the Pxocris, ,thq destrudiori by that sloop off Ba ta% la, of the .p cr: Company's armed brig Wagster, Mounting eight gnns, and four swivels, with. eighty-, six men. • • AdmiraltY-Office, March 17, 1810. Vice-Admiral - :the. klanourable Sir Alexander Cocinane has -transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Dquir, a fetter from Captain, Stanfell, of hiS . -. .3d aje , t yis s l.o,oP.the , -.,scomion, giving an accpurt - of . his having, on the fr2t.ii of January last; caii tui-ed, off C3-trdal6mpe; t.li:Fretich f Op - tional brig L'Orestei of leinv teen ti; ; ~tUK petthclers aid " two . long .ok.ivei, With a conj'ylethent of one hunilied and !en ri. - ‘ent.. ~ S he.had,‘'ailed- f rorn Basse tone the same evening, for France, .l board Lientenant-Colono and two"rit her officers of the. - army, and the Captains - and ,snyeral officers of the two, French trigat,fs . lately. de4tiroytd; and hied every exertion td escape or run on singe, but, was cut off i4y th,- skill and actin ity - orCaptain Vice-Admiral has ,also., transmitted a letter from Captain 11.1 . e,5, of his Majesty's ship Preija, sta'ing` the destruction of the t , atteries at Bay Ma bans, in the islanri of 'Guadeloupe, ,and of a ship and National sch , oner at ancitor.thejo; and-also the capture of an armed brig by the beais.nf the Freija, - under.the direEtion of ,Lieutenant Da'yid Hope, who appears to have displayed. much gallantry in theiier- • format - we of this service. War-Office, Marcb 17, ilia. • • . t3th fUg,l:yient of Light Draoons, Cor:iet john Garstin to. be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Bowels, promoted in the . 48th •Ftrot. • 16th:Ditto, c.;entlernan Cadet the Horiottrabk Edward Cust, from' the' Royal,Military College, to be Comet without pursbase. • HOspital4late. Georg.: Rohe.; to be Assistant-. Suwon, vice ticakie, deceased. • loth Ditto, Cornet F..,nry Floyd to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice .suckle, promoted. aist. Ditto,: Cornet George Coate to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Leckey, prArroted, 23d Ditto, Ikelakir rlrc ;lononrable F.O Ponsonby to be Lieu. tenant-Colonel, by purcase, vice Seymour, who retires. Lieutenant Charles .Tudor, front the Wawa Trion, . to be Lieutenatir, vie Waring, who exchanges. Comet.' john Banner to oe Lietmnant,without e ta, itsso. r s t Regiment of foot; Lieutenant Robert Murray, to be Captain of a Conipiny, ,by purchase, vice Rea, who re tir;:s. Ensign 1. B. Wall to be Lieutenant; .by pun' base, vice Murray. G C , . lolinstone, Cent. to be Ensign with out put - close, vice Walt. 4 it t Ditto, Ensign Henry Ilicken to be Lieutenant, by put . chase. vice-Hardwicke, promoted. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant ZT:for::,,, Carter, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be vice Edwards, placed on half , pay" of the 7th c.;arrison Batta,lion. filo:nas p. poi% V a vasour, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sandi s, promoted.. Wit Ditto, Lieutenant H. S. Nixon, front the 7th Garrison Batalion, 11 be Lieutenant, vice Newton placed on half. pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. 24th Ditto, Ens i gn G. T. Finnucane ,to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ball, ptsimoted in the silt _West In dia Iteglinent. Samuel Beacheruit, Gent; to be Entigtl. vice t• itinuenhe. to,, Lieutenant: john.Seivel . , from the 66th Foot, to be Li ttii•nAnt, e.iirhoitt piarchise,vice Brown, promoted in thy' ltii*Ceylon kv6itut-tit. 24th Ditto, Lieute nant I.e Mesurier to be Captain of C, or n i .,:olN,' , y purchase, vice .Aylmer, who retires. 2sth tten..int john V , )Well, from the 7th Garrison Battalion to• be Lp:utenant, vice Nowles, placed on half pay of 7tit,Gamsoli Batt Alton. 32ci 'Vino, Lieutenant Michael D.unie. ,from the 7th Garri son Baititlion, to be Vice:Singer, placed on • . half-pay of the 7th Garrison BattaliOn. Stil I- Pilskko. oRAVE,3III4D, MARCH 16.. Arrived—the /Phillippa, nlandell, from Tenerife; and the William, Anton, from Alicant. • • Sailed —the Cirencester, Halket, and the Ainwick Castle, Paterson, for India. TOCAS MRS. CLARKE'S tIOUSE. The -residence of Mrs. Clarke, at Westboittri.: place, Sldane-sqbai - e i was Visited on Saturday bV. many persons of fashion, who were, permitted to in s'pd-I_•the diSplay of eleganCe which reigns: in every part of that mansion. Her superb furniture, plate, .books, and,oroarnents, indicjite a refined taste, cdtn bined with ConsiderSble talents, and a love of the fine arts: -Her drawing r oom is, peculiarly elega n t. It is not :striking for its pageantry, but for its neai-: ness, and a tastefiil agreement in every ankle, both useful and ornamental. The window curtains are trade in life French style, composed of superfine rich shawl' pattern, and bordered stripe' chintz cotton, lined with blue calico. The drapery and sides, which ate full and rich, extend across the windows and piers, relieved by festoons of blue calico . . A long pole cornice is covered With black .velvet tana-i mews, and rich gilt ends. The drapery twists over the cornice in a very handsome manner, and the' whble is itnproved by a rich silk Egyptian fringe:, - The most striding and beautiMf piece of -furniture is a Grecian couch, • richly carved and veluted burnished 'gold. The - form -is strictly intiq* with lion's feet. The cOvering is delicate while velvet, painted (by Mrs: 'Clarke) with beautiful flowers of the most' brilliant and natural colours. Twelve elegant chairs, stained to imitate ebony, and athirned with a' Grecian golden lv re, have alSo cuShionsco vered with whi t e velvet,. fi nely painted with So w ers, .by the same hand, bordered with pink yell at, and finished with silk cord: The magnificence diSplay ed by We furniture in "thin room, including the cari)e,it of scarlet and bropze pattern (paid for by Colonel NV•-••••'*—), an Ottoman fvotstool, and a superb chandelier, W•ould . have disgraced Cleopatra. ' The back dratiring-roorn is a continuation of th• Same fashion and spfelidotir. At tl.e forthest corner .a small door opens into Mrs. Clarke's Gpudoir,, and the most striking . objeet is a Magnificent couch, worthy The'Ci , prian Queen, rhe covering is white, velvet, adoi nett with roses, lilies, and jonquils, and a pink velifei bOrder. Curtains and drapery, corn- 4 posed' of cotton,' lined with pink calico, riChly fringed, and Bring in feitoons on bronze ornaments. Here a,bust of Mrs. Clarke is deposited, which ap peared to 'be - very 'Well executed. The other pro. minent articles are an elegant Ottoman footstool, French drapery' to the Windovi; lined 'with pale pink, and a handsome gilt cornice, a Ghinesepainted vindOw blind, a pedalharp; in iliorY Mtg.- Clarke has ,procured every article for convenience in this closet. The parlours and other parts of - the honse were re-: markable for order and fastnonable.furniture. Her service of plate,-and cellar of wine, are alsO adnri rablc.F—Among. her. books, we n o ti ce d Lavater on Physiogtromy.--=-The speeches. of Mr. Pi t t and .Mr. Fox, and the . proceedings on the investigation of the the Duke df-YOrk.—Every part the house is furnished in a 'correspondent style, ana the owner has proved lienielf . iri' taste equal, if not superior, to the celebrated model of fashion Ma dame-Recamier: It ought not to be fiirgoi ten that i\ts Ciarke.bas placed a large bronze yti gin of the 'SUti.iti- her, hall, prOduces a most singUlar acci unexpeacd - etrect.—Mr. Lewis, the - cotne.lian, te sides nest door to Mrs. Clarke's clogant.tuansion.. HArrow-GArDEN.--Sathrday. -Mar 'g:arit Smith, twenty-tive years- of age, a pauper, belonging ro Clerkenwell Poor-house, mate,- went aa examitotion, bi-:ing charged with, the murder of Jane Bey, sixty-. .nve - yeafs of age;, a nurse in the Poorll ous e, by b eat . ing her over 11)e head. She, was taken to St. Bar tholotnew's Hospital, where she died. A Coroner's 'Jury returned a verdict, that she was killed by au insane person, meaning the prisoner, who had beets confined in a mad-house. The surgeon who.attesid - -. 'ed ott,the deceased'not appearing at the Offl to re his evidence; the .prisoner was committed fi,r. • reextirntriat;on.. • Between one and two o'clock on Saturday morn ing, a foreign sailor picked up one' of 'the unfortu nate females, who walk: the streets about Butcher 'Row, Lower East SmiLfifi'eld, and went with tier to her lodgings near the spot. They had not been long Aogether,' - when. - the shrieks of the woman alarmed the neighbours, and on entering the room, they 'found 'her a dreadfulty'marigled corpse. The villain was taken into custody, with a long knife, *0 which' he had committed the murder. BIRTHS. - • ' On the6th inst. at the House•ofthe'Lord Bishbp of Down, Dublin, Mrs. Alexander, of a Daughter { „ On thei4th inst. - the H on. Mrs. Buchanan, of` a Son. •On Friday last, at Brighton, Mrs. Perry, wife of laines Perry, Esq. of a Daughter: The same day, at her father's house in-HarlepOreet, the Lady of Captain Lautour, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, of a Daughter. On the t6th inst. in Hamilton. place; Piccadilly; the Lady of Captain lohn Stuart, of the Royal Navy, of a Daughter; MAR,RIAD. e , On. Thursday last, Mr, King,, of Parliament-street, to Mrs.. Towmend, of Francis.strcet, Gower-street. • DIEDi 'ln s September last, 4t le)sore; in the Fast Indies, Ed mUnd;Parker, Esq.-Second son of Si!' Harry Parker, flirt. .-On Thursday morning,- at. beilair, near -Exeter, Mrs: Har man,, wife ol Edward Harman, Esq. of Finsbury square. Lately, at ins. intigings ia Little. Bell-alley, - ,Colnian street, Isaac Du RoVetay, Esq. "ages} 64. • At his seat, Corr-Kill,• , in, the County.of -Cavan,: Ireland, William H ':ness, Esq. at tlse great age or. Joe years, father in-law to the late, Charles Henry 'Wilson, Sq. 'Oir the lid) ult. at erstmanceuic,STitex,' , Anti tiartner, aged l Av deaf ;.-aiso, .on the 18th,, Susan Haffner, her sister, Lind ; they have left au sister, aged 77. Tikeikeillree old maids have,. tor forty yeaa, supplied the se "ini-ory at' Hetatniakeux .With fruit and:hWeetrueats. Vathe r4th uit. on the Copeland island; near: Douagh- A*et, Mary Strattan, aged roc. .She...applied herself to her whet I, and spun until 'a rew days before she died, and re tained the use of her'faculties until her death. - • Lately, aged tt, Sir Robert . Burton,•Kni. a.Senior Benches of the Hon. Society of Gray's-inn, and late Winner of Par liament for Wendover. • On the zoth ult. at Oxenfoid` Castle, Sit lOhn Dalrym ple; Bart. late one of the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland. ?RIt.L 0 SAIL . . . . . . . . . . , LON DON % tinted y RICHARD HA Kitt S, of Nu. 4, Martlett- court , 13ow- street ; and Published by WILLIAM - R SCRIPPS , South Moltbn• sirct t, Giro. venor square, - • At the StIN-01/Fica, No. 11$, Strand i .!.Wherie iidvertisemots, Orderi forthe Paper, Letters for.the Editor, &e. (post-paia), muat'b thi arcgsatj _.. • • , RDAY. Bank Stock, shut , Indla Stock, shut Navy s per Ct 99 9S India Bondi,. ►75. pr. Irish; per Cent. shut - ins. t is. pr. 4 per tent. shut 36 3 zs. abs. pr. ; per cent; Ited. shut Oninium, .;3 per,et. 'Cons. 69 Imperial per Cent. 65i Bank Long Ann, shut CODs6. for,tt April, 73. 69bil 4011DItto,"Lieutenant Thomas Atkins, :front the Bth Care risen Battalion, to be 1.4UtC114111, vice Weilitigtun, placed on half-pay of the Sill Garrison Battalion. 47th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen Gnat, trorn the 103 d Font, to be Lieuttairia, vice Italy, who exchan- b es • 44th Ditto, 1,11101 I; I.l‘k to be Lieutenant without purchase,. vice Nlagee*, promoted. , ' 521.1 Ditto, Wi Get,t. to be Etisien, by put . chase, Vice term, appointed to the Coldstr.-atn 53d Ditto, Ensign lames Hanii.ton to be Lieutenant, with dot purchasz„ vice beatly, who rgtires. Ensign "I nomas Dowker, to tie Licutenant •by' purchase, vice .N . l',;outall, promoted in the 4s th toot. - - • Seth Ditto, Brevet-Major butt Gaulle to be - Major, 'without purchase, viee'Davy, promoted in the 7th Garrison Batta lion. • 63d Dint; john*May, Gent, . to: -he Ensign, by purchase, vice Halt hide, promoted. , .r.' 67th Ditto Ditto, w.etlesley Mcdtk-ott, Gent. to be Ensign without purenase, vice lohnsuit, • promoted in the 4tli. Ceylon Regiment. • .. 72d Ditto, 'Lieutenant Robert Bland, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice William Grant, oh half. - pay of the 7th Gariiaou livtattoo. 76th Ditto, Ensign Samuel Burrows .to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vic e Lai ley, who mores.. 78tit Ditto, Lieutenant Robht Stine,' from the7sth Foot. to be -Captain of a CoMpaily, vice Comic, appointed to. the 73d Foot. .Seth Regiment o? Foot, Lieutenant M. G. Tytrey,. from the 8-. h, Garihon Battalion, .to be Lieutenant.. vice Gibes, placed uli Hatt;:pay'ot Garrisoilßattaliors.. ' 94th Ditto, li.ftett Charles Ross, front the stirlingshire Militia, to - be . Lnsigri. ,r - • ' • - • 06th Ditto. Ensign William Le Reidy to be Lieutenant,with. out purchase, Vice Yallaticey, promoted in the sth West India Regiment. 'toast Ditto, Arthur Forbes Lloyd, Gent. to be Ensign,with out pareNse. lead` Ditto, Lieutenant , FoSter Hall, -from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, -vice prani:ll, placed on !Litt. pa. ) or the '7lVGarristiii . Ltattalion. ' top. Ditto, LieUteitant I. .1. Hilly, front the 47111 Foot, to be Lienten;iiiti vice-Ciiier, who exchatiges. !Royal Stiff Corps; 'Gen:lent:ll Cadet Geutgc•Moidatult Pic-. !cuts, from the ltoyi i M unary Cutlege, to be Ensign With. out purchase, vice libinpson inuinuteat. Royal Atrican Corps, c.-rjeatie. • ltabingum, .from the Coldstream toot,Guards, to he Larsvi, vtce'Cre well, deceived. • • . . 'Royal West India Rangers; Captain Thomas lirereton; to be Major, without purchase, vice Lainpheli, promoted in the 4th Ceylon Regiment. Lieutenant .T. B. Lynch, to,be Captain of a Company, . 4: e Brerefatt... Ensign Charles • Boelfmler to be Lieutenant, vicC Lynch. - • .4th Ceylon Regiment. - • - • • To be Captains of Companies,-without ourchase.v.:Lieute. tettanta William N.. Covell, front the onth toot.- -Bartho lomew Clarke, from 37th Foot. Wv.lliaui Riddle,.frum . the 2d Light Battalion et the King's German Legion. jet— ' feu from, the 401 Foot: Thomas Fletcher, -front the 6th Foot.. Lawrence Brown, front-the 21 it Foot.. An-. drew Blaekall, from the Leth Foot. .F ! A. Faiting. front the 3d Ceylon Regiment,' To be First Liebtenants, withoutlitrahase`kaisigna Heti . rick Mt ~.akt f rom the Gape Reginteor. Irian di tty. George Duruford, froutditto. Charles, YerbF, from 'ditto. ---,-- De Busche, John Gill, from the Bth Garriscornattklion. Second Lietiteriant Tito nus Wil,kioson, from "the Ist Leylen Regiment. Ensigns New.om from the,Sth Garrison 13a:tgion.. R. k.. Pelle Nes, trem•the 76th Four. 'H C. johnson; from the 67th Foot, To be. Sce,nd -Lieutenants:--Edward Nolan, Gent. - ,. John- Loftus Nunn, Gent. , fames [(inn Grant. Gent. Cassatt, Gent. William Lewis, Genf.' Rbderick Alex ander Miteod, Gent.. Alexander IVl'Ketizie, Gent. • Ham Hay, Galt. Owen Hughes, Gent. Wilter•Boyd,. G.tit.. • Royal' Waggon Train, Lieutenant lohn Waring, from the aid Light Dragoonsi to be 'Lieutenant, vice . Tudor, who exchanges. . • . ChasseurS. Brittaniques, Bihorell, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice Preaux, whose appointment has been can. celled. 3d Carrison nattalion, Captain .William Le Grand, from . ttleSth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain, of a Company, vice Drury, placed on half-pay of. the ih' Garristin Bat talion. 4th Royal . Veteran,l3attalion, Lieutenant Francis. Walker, hum the Silt Garrison Battalion,. to he : Lieutenant,. vice Rutledge, placed tin Half-Pay of the'Bth Garrion Bat talion. Quattet- Master lames Mercer, front the 14th Foot, - to be Lieutenant,. vice Muller, ,cleceaset.. ••• • : New Brunswick l•eneibles, Lieutenant A. G. Arrn,tiong 7 to be Captain of a dmoany,' vice Fitz Gerald, promoted. Erviga • lbhn M`Kinneit .tti. be Lieutenant, vice Arin s. strong. Thomas Leonard,. Gent. to be Ensign, Vice M'Kinnon. 'BREVET. Captain William Henry k‘' 11 by; Of - Foot, to.,be for iitthe Army. • STAFF..• - John Heyward. Clerk, late Chaplin of Brigade at ANA , chereu, to b 4 chaplain to the Forces. , . • . Adjutant . Dalgatty, troni the Royal Military Col ' lege, to be' Adjutintof ulteCruifitig District, (with the rank of Licuteruilit), vice Mouuttotd, who returns to his former . Half pay. • • To be Assistant-Commissaries General to the rorces—George -White, Gent. Peregrine - Bourateu', Gent. Win. Beech, • Gent. !Benjarnui T. Giskin, Gent. Richard Barney,Gent. Thomas ..G.. ttagland, Gent. David Carruthers, Gent. Gent. Charles J. Forbis, cent. • - - The King's Gerina4 Legion : 2d Light Infantry Battalion, Wm.. Atkins, Gent. to'be En sign, vice lle eminers, promoted. The Duke of Brunswick Ocl's Corps. Assistant-Surgeon Henry Waiblmger, from 'the • rst Dra. /goons of the. King's German Legion, to.,be Surgeon lathe Cavalry Regunent. btEPAORA NDU3I. The Promotion of bosign Henry Alcoa, and of Ensign fairies Black, to be . Liebtenants in the 48th Foot; as stated in the Gazettes.ot the gth . 11ecember and .the 3d _February list, have not taken place. Etta", Tom in the Gaiette of rite aath For Charles Baynton, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master in. Gre at Britain, vice Corbyn, promoted, read Charlei Bayntini,' Gent. to be a Deputy Llarraelc-.Master m Great Britain, vice William Corbyn; piotrioted. In the Gaiette.ot the yth December last: `For William Gilbert, Cent-to be Ensign. vice Alc , ,ek; pro moted, read ot alliani Gilbert, Gent.: to be Ensign, vice 'Alcock, whose .Appointment has not tdketi . . Oldnance.,Qffice, March. 12, - Royai Regiment of Artillery. • , . To be Second Lieutenants— Gentleman Cadet Peter Thom. .1 . 1, vice L ..von,pronioted. Gentleman cadet Const ar. - tine Yeoman, vice Onslow promoted. Gentleman Cadet George jaines, vice Rohl: •Liy, promoted: Gentleni:n Ca nes. fairies chrislie, vice- Tr3ughton, promoted. Gentle. man Cadet 'G:orge..K. Pemberton. vice Copleston, pm mined. Gcnt:emari Cadet Charles H, Neveit, vice Cro mie, promoted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County -Di Kent. To be Deputy Lieutenant.—RybertMonypenny, Esq. Ba. den s Powell, Esq. Commissions in the King's.o wn Regiment of Staffordshire signe".-.1 by file" Lord Lieutenant. To beLieutertant—Matthew D'Arcy Talbot, Gent. To be Ensign— Doyne, Gent. Commissions in. the Anglesey Regiment of Ldcal Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. , To be Captains—fones Pardon,. Esq. John Jones, Esq. by Brevet. Cornassions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Western Battalion of Essex Militia. To be Lieutenant—Ensign George Bere Farr. To be Ensigns—Leopard Foaker, Gent. Francis Barnard Fielding,,G eat. Captain Sutton's Volunteer Corps of. Riflemen. To be First Lieutenant—Socond- Lieutenant Thunias john Hupkins, vice Burrell, resigned. To b- Second Lieutenant—Win. Buzire Sutton, Cent. vice Hopkins, promoted. Crown-Office, .ltlarcb 17, tiro, MEMBER RETURNED TO IN THIS i'RESENt PARLIAMENT: Borough of New NV ind§ar . . . 11 , 1111 12 amshottrint the''Cfoonger, of Ceorge ! street, Hanover \ ; ( i.. 4 r e , ill the County of Middlesex, 'Esq. in the rutim'of it idiAnt itautsbutpinn; Esq.. w.hit - haS at;epted the Chiltettt 1 i uhttretts. 4NkRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William' Duncan, of Thatched-houseLcourr, St. (amei's, - AVcstmiuster, ivorisibg-jerieller, troto Nheruh io to 2,4, at UullahalL. 140 r) Stubc, of Bridge.ro.td, Lambeth, Surrey, seedsmau, peoin Jlr,cn 24 to 41)0. 17 4 at ten, at Guildhall, Lou tiOn. • _ . kme, Prime, now or late .of Birmnigham, dealer in lace, ..ma a tau Ot Skmacr-strett,tinow-nal, London, hosier, twin Mar Lit 3to 2.L, at ten, at .• • IiANKRUPTCY SUPERSADLD. William Phillips, of Brighthelmstone• Sussex, carpenter, 'budder, dealer, and chapman. • . • • • BANKRUPTS. • • • ChristoplierMarshall, olLittle Hermitage-street, Middlesex, • aarl.niaker, to surrender March 24, at one, 31, at ten, and April'-2a, at one;: at - Gnilo4l. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, • jun. Castle-street, Falcon-square. • john Davis, or Mei thyr,, lydvii, Glamorganshire, druggist, • ".,melt 22, 23, an d April 28; at eleven, at the Crown lon, Memill; r Tyityill. Attornies,• IVIr. William Meyrick, ttilettly r Tydvll ; or Messrs.. Jenkins, lames, and Abbot, N I no, London. • f oho - Davidson, Of New Brentford, Middlesex/linen-draper, March 24,'at one, 31, at eleven, - and, April 28,, at oric, at Attorney, Mr, Tilsori, chathant-place, Black t riars. - • Robert Hewson, - -Robert'Lliggin, and Joseph llett, of I sQ- • worth, Midillasex, catico-piimers, March 27, 31, and April • 25, at tea,. am GuildhaW. ttornies, . Messrs. .Holmes and Lowden, , CleTatetit's. I nyi • • - .• '• -,:• john 4Velchtnan, of Crewkerite, Somersetshire, linen-draper, April 2,'3, and 28, at evvelve,.at tne.linsti lievern, • Attonties, Mr. lames, Gray's-lon-square, Lbution ; or Mr; Choke, 14:slit1. . • Litibrit late Of iShadvitell:High , street, Middlesex rope,tnaker, March.ao, at ten, April, it,And 28, at eleven, at G LAWN( 11 ~ Attorney, Mr, . Nlnd, T-Itreemertort, street. • • George EdWards, of Wootton-Underedge, shoemaker, April 2, at five, 3, and: aB, at eleven, at tire full. Moon : Inn, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. James, Gray's , Inn -.square, • London. • .• George Lye and 'Edmond 'Leigh Lye, of Bath, Siamers,et. shire ' of kVarruinster, Wiltshire, eornin,n-carrier, • Nlarell 30, April r3,,,and zB, at eleven, at the Yorkllotel, • Bath. Attorhies, Mr. William Salmon, Devizes 'Blake and White, ESsex-street, Strand, London. :Charles 'Marshall,. Of Vinegar-yard, Bermondsey- Street, Southwark, Surrey. worsted- inanutaCturer,• March 24, 31, , • and April 28, at ten, at -Guildhall, London.. Attorney, -Mr. G. Morton Gray's-Inn-square. ' 'Harry Howell; oeLoinion,road, • Soothwark, Surrey, haber dasher, March 24, 31, and April 28, at one, at Guildhall; London. • Attorikres,. Messrs. Willis. kairthorne, and Clarke - Warritord-court, Throgrnortort-street. lohn A Ictrii.:ge, of.Bowling-street,Weatininster, tailor, Mardi 20, April- . it, and zA, At lea, At.Goildnatl. , Attorney,' Mr. krVett, Milbanti-street, Vvesturinsier. _ .• • !nig° Charles tunes; of New Tothili,street,:: Westminster,: vteltraller, March $7, 31, and April 28, sit Mai; at Guild. hail- Attonnes„. ivlessrs, Phillipson and Brewer, Staples ! Inn, London. • • • Thomas Heaver, of St. laines's-market,WeStrninster, pottl terer, March 24, April .10, and 25, at twelve;.at Attorney, Mr. Kayll,,Newingtou-Butts.,-.: • ' Darnel Simmons, •or ..the High-street, Southwark, Surrey, builder, March 24, 3r, and April' 25, .at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. C Ititton, St. ThoinaS's street, ..Southwal k. •. • . • foseph Bishop the younger, OfSt. Paul, Shailwell, Middle sex, victualler, March 24, 31,' and‘A wit . 28, afeleven, uiWhall. Attorney, Mri Thomas King David.- Line, Shad Well. • . - • . . • bourn Plimpton, Goddard, and lama Plimpton,.of _Wood-street, Litndon, and ut • Bridge, Bdinlaurgh,'wareriQusetrien, March 27, 31, 411t1 April 2S, at eleven, at Gui dumb. Attorney, Mr. PilllUll, lames Barnes, of. New Matron, Vorksliire, lineri,draper,Api • 7, at eleven,•at the `Sun nu, New Marton. A tunnies, Mr. Lambert, Gray's-lain-square, London ; or Mr. Wal ker., Mahon. D April 14. Charles latrieS;Of - C, irteaton•street, Liidon. ribbon. at men, at Gratidriaii: - . • April at. William Pope, of Westoury., - 11.pon.:Severn, .Glo eeStershire, dealer, at eleven, at the -L'ower George Inn, Glocester. . . . April 9. John Stephens, of Yeovil, Somerset, gardener, at eleven, at the Mermaid•lnn,Yebvil. - • • April 14. Whit Dinitelow, now or late llinckleY,,Leiceater shire, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall , Lon d o n . , pr.s-7. George'Blecklby, late of Reading, - Berkshire, iron . monger, at ten,. at Guildhall, London'. • '• . April 7. William Mark, of Plymouth , Dock, Devon, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Li?iirlo'n. • . April 7. Richard Cooper, at Paradise-wee, St. -Mary-le. • hone, Middlesex, plaisterer, at twelve, at Guildhall, • Loudon.- CERTIFICATES.. April 7. John CUiSSet, of East-street, Red Lion-square, Middlesex, upholder.. John Frodsham, of Kingsgate-street, _Holborn, Middlesex, .watctunaker.- S . Asian Sheppard, of Leeds, _Yorkshire, milliner. . Benjamin 'friekey, of P ly.mpton - Earle,. Devonshire; butChtt: . rn - .Garriner, of Litton, t_ertfordshire, sack.inanufaelurer..: Wm. Williams, of Wapping, Middleie3c, and of Weybridge Surrey, soap-bonier. • • •• • limes. Walks, of Fleet-street, .Lontion, engrav'Cr. • • On Thursday morning an Inquest was summoned by J..Gitto'c, Esq. one of 'the Coinners for, Hamp-.. shire, to investigate 'the 'circumstances attending . the! death , of Mrs. Ullock, wife-Of Mr. ThomaStllliaelr,. purser of his Majesty's ship ripollo, who was found dead in her bed•on Wednesday morning, at Spring: Gardens, near Gosport, the contents of a pistol' having. passed thiongh her head: - Mr. UlltiCk . and his . wife went to bed 'the . precedli o p' , in apparent good temper with each _ day-light the next morning, the servant-maid heard a report; and soon after Mr. Ullock. called out to the maid to come down stairs, as her Mis tress had shot herself.. The .servant soon cattle' clown, and .found her mistress dead, with a pistol lying on the bed-clothes, which were covered: with blood. The Jtiry continued their investiption the whole of Thursday-, when Mr.. GatcG adjourned their 'proceedings till Saturday. They met according ly, and in the evening, be again adjourned them till' Sunday morning, when it was epeCited they would decide.on this Mysterious .case., On Saturday; at the - Police Office, Bow-street,. Edward Elliott, a letter carrier belonging to the, General Post-Office, was charged, with embezzling money contained in a letter...----The 'prisoner had been long suskaed. He • was committed for fur ther examination. The powder magazine to the Eastward of Leith was last_ week broken into, and neap „joolhs: of gunpowder carried off. The thieve had first at tempted to farce open the door, but not being able' to accomplish their purpose; ascended by- means of a ladder, and broke a hole throngh.the roof. E f ~~ t ~~. t I 1 itz rft In ' br